Adam T. Bogar (born 1984) is a Hungarian haiku poet, linguist and independent scholar living in Folkestone, UK. His haiku and other short form poetry (written in English as well as Hungarian) have been published in venues like Frogpond, Blithe Spirit, The Hundred Gourds, contemporary haibun online, The Asahi Shimbun, Akitsu Quarterly, Taj Mahal Review, Ardea and Napút, and have been included in Haiku: A Concise Anthology (Cyberwit, 2018). He has also been publishing literary translations (in Strange Horizons, harlequin creature, Fjords Review, M út and Versum, among others) and scholarly articles (primarily on American literature, science fiction, haiku and comparative literature) both in Hungarian and English. He is a member of the British Haiku Society, the Kurt Vonnegut Society, the National Coalition of Independent Scholars and the Milton Society of America. He occasionally blogs and maintains a portfolio of his works at atbogarwordpresscom. The Feynman Lectures on Haiku is his first volume of poetry.
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